IROBOT 2015 - 7th International Thematic Track on Intelligent Robotics

IROBOT’2015 poses itself as a follow-up on the previous six IROBOT International Thematic Tracks/Workshops on Intelligent Robotics ? IROBOT’2005 (held at EPIA’2005), IROBOT’2007 (held at EPIA’2007), IROBOT’2008 (held at IBERAMIA’2008), IROBOT’2009 (held at EPIA’2009), IROBOT’2011 (held at EPIA’2011) and IROBOT’2013 (held at EPIA’2013). As in previous editions, its main purpose is to bring together researchers, engineers and other professionals interested in the application of AI techniques in real/simulated robotics to discuss current work and future directions.
Robotics, from the point of view of AI, has been an important application field, from which AI has also gained. Namely the dynamic and unforeseen nature of the environment, especially for mobile robots, has fostered research in these aspects of AI. Together with the developments in Robotics Research, the use of Robotics in industry and services has changed a lot in recent years. New paradigms and approaches for industrial robots and service robots have emerged for example on mobile robots localization and navigation in unstructured environments. IROBOT 2015 will discuss these new developments on industrial and service robotics.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
The thematic track will be structured around the following themes:
Adaptive and flexible industrial robotics
AI Planning for robotics
Autonomous vehicles
Cognitive robotics
Intelligent transportation systems
Learning and adaptation in robotics
Mobile robots localization and navigation
Modelling and simulating complex robots
Multi-Robot systems
Field Robots
Real-time reactivity
Robot behavior engineering
Robotic surveillance
Sensor fusion
Computer vision and object recognition
Coordination in robotics
Evolutionary robotics and reactive intelligence
Human-robots interaction
Humanoid robotics
Intelligent buildings and warehouses
This topic’s list is not exhaustive. Papers may address one or more of the listed topics, although authors should not feel limited by them. Unlisted but related topics are also acceptable, provided they fit in the thematic track main subject.